shutdown cycle

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gottahavvitt

gottahavvitt

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Oct 2, 2009
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OK So I finally installed my stove today but the addition is still not quite done. I will post pics when I get back from Puerto Rico.
I was reading the manual and can't find where it says how long the shutdown cycle runs for.

England 55-shpep
 
Panhandler said:
I don't believe it is a predetermined time, but rather it is based on when temps are reached.
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yep...the hotter the stove was burning, the longer the shut down will be, and vice versa
 
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